Peter Molyneux

Peter Molyneux, after he finished Albion’s Master of God Games, called it an exit, that is, if you pay tribute to it.

Talk to Edge (by PC game player), Molyneux called the “redemption title” of Master Albion, adding: “…This is my last game. It's just.” The game is Back to August 2024 Live broadcast at Gamescom's opening ceremony; Molyneux has been secretly committed to three years when it was announced.

Albion's master is in the work of Molyneux's independent studio 22cans, founded in 2012 after leaving Lionhead Studios. Players of the game are managing a medieval village and currently have a release window missing.

Molyneux, known for designing God Game Black & White and the first three allegorical games, is probably known for his over-the-top and over-zealous descriptions of the game, often leading to their disappointed expectations or lack of promised features.

To his credit, Molyneux realizes his exaggerated trends tell Edge: “I know people are going to say, 'Come on, this isn't going to be your last game, but, you know, I'm 66 years old.” Veteran Developer, once In 2014 he said he was “just dead” Instead of retirement, add, “I and the hard work I’ve worked in my life. I just don’t have the energy to do this again.”

Even after the public revealed the revelation of Master Albion, Molyneux expressed such a possibility The next game may be his last onefrankly (frankly) talk about his lifestyle, which includes smoking and drinking.

Molyneux said in 2024: “I started asking…what should I focus on? I was 60 years old at the time and this is my next game that might be my last one. I didn't announce that I was going to retire. I'll find one morning with my head clinging to the keyboard.”